Correction of course in Slovakia. Leaving the chance to talk to the Russian Federation, it is oriented towards the European Union. Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico ensured that his country supports Ukraine's accession to the European Union and is ready to assist in this area. Observers pay attention to the crucial warming of Slovak-Ukrainian relations.
Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico met with Ukrainian leader in Yerevan Zelenski Volodymyr. Fico stressed: "We are neighbours, we must care about good relations". He besides added "I have confirmed that Slovakia supports Ukraine's ambition to join the EU due to the fact that Slovakia wants Ukraine, as our neighbour, to be a unchangeable and democratic country". Slovakia's leader declared that he did not agree to make peace over Ukrainian heads. Slovak news services reported that a gathering of leaders of both countries will be held soon. It was not established whether this would happen in Bratislava or Kiev.
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenski wrote "We have besides discussed Ukraine's accession to the EU. It is crucial that Slovakia supports Ukraine's accession to the European Union and is ready to aid us. I am grateful for that.” The press in Ukraine is much little critical of Slovakia and its Prime Minister.
The Slovak Prime Minister welcomed the direction the European Union is following today. He said: “I am pleased that the thoughts that I have been formulating for a long time in connection with the European Union are being fulfilled. A fewer years ago, I criticised the EU for not having its own abroad policy, for not being autonomous adequate and for being besides dependent on what the US says. This has changed importantly (...) Europe is aware that it must take care of itself, not only in terms of its ability to compete but besides in terms of energy security."
Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico amazed everyone by declaring that he was not going to any military parade in Moscow. He said: “I will lay flowers on the grave of an unknown Red Army soldier to thank the Slovaks and Slovaks for their liberation. I have a brief gathering with president Putin. That's all.” Earlier, both Western European and Russian media reported that the Prime Minister of Slovakia would participate in Moscow Day of triumph celebrations.
Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico published a photograph on social media with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tuski and Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Andrej Babish Signing them: "Three Musketeers are waiting for the 4th and revival of the Visegrad Group". Earlier, Head of Government in Poland, Tusk said that he saw a “pragmatic correction” in the course of the Slovak Prime Minister. The Slovak leader is besides praised by another leaders of the European Union countries.
Slovakia is simply a tiny country inhabited by only six million people. After losing the ally he was despite the large differences, Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orbán The head of the Slovak government had to look for the most safe solution for Bratislava. As such, he found it essential to repair the damaged relations with Brussels and Kiev, while maintaining communication with Moscow.
Such a policy looks ugly in the eyes of European sovereigns. However, let us remember that they were attributed to the Iron Chancellor of the Reich Otto von Bismarck saying that "People should not know how to make politics and sausage". Slovakia is simply a associate country of the European Union and NATO. It is powerfully moored in Western cultural structures. For its potential, it bravely fights for the largest areas of freedom for its country and the remoteness of the war spectrum with the Russian Federation.
I thought it was Péter Magyar will be highly proukrian, and Robert Fico will stay a Ukrainiancept. It may turn out to be completely the opposite. Although the equally realistic script is that both in the final game will hang a white flag and support Brussels and Kiev. Let us remember that politics is the sum of various accidents and that agreements in the European Union can change respective times.
Łukasz Jastrzeżski
